Bramley Frank (6 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Undated. Paperback leaflet. 1 A4 page folded into leaflet. Crease to centre. Not library copy, no inscriptions. (13/4).

Condition: Good. London: Edward Arnold, 1898. First Edition. Octavo (23cm.); publisher's green cloth-backed pictorial paper-covered boards; ca. 110pp.; chiefly illus. Boards rather rubbed with exposure at corners and minor fraying at spine ends, dampstain to rear cover not bleeding into textblock, contemporary gift inscription to front free endpaper, else Good or better, internally clean and sound. An example of the armorial bookplate of British businessman Sir J. Blundell Maple (1843-1926) laid in. Collection of the latest British bespoke bookplates of 1897, many featuring exquisite Art Deco designs by Theodore Spicer Simson, Frank Bramley, and E. Bengough Ricketts, of the Ex-Libris Society.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Frank Bramley Caroline Gotch Henry R Rheam (illustrator). 1st Edition. London: John Lane, The Bodley Head, Boston: Copeland & Day, 1895, First Edition. Vol VII ONLY. Single volume in the original black decorated yellow cloth binding, with the contents to the rear board and illustrations to both, spine a little faded, many pages uncut, 20 tissue guarded plates (tissues foxed) by Frank Bramley, Stanhope A. Forbes, Frank Richards and Walter Langley. Some of the pages creased. First edition. The Yellow Book was a British literary periodical released quarterly between 1894 and 1897. It was a leading journal of the decade, with writers such as Kenneth Grahame, H. G. Wells, W. B. Yeats, Sir Edmund Gosse and Henry James contributing. The periodical was notable for publishing many female authors and illustrators within, including Ella D'Arcy, George Egerton, Ada Leverson and Ethel Reed. John Lane and Elkin Mathews, the founders of The Bodley Head, published this artistic and often controversial periodical. It differed from other contemporary periodicals by having no advertisements bar publishers' lists, and it was published clothbound. The Yellow Book became notorious when it was rumoured that Oscar Wilde, who never published within it but knew many people who had, was carrying a copy on his arrest at the Cadogan Hotel in 1895, although the veracity of this rumour has never been confirmed. Aubrey Beardsley was the original art editor of the work (1872-1898); he was an English illustrator who contributed to the development of the Art Nouveau style, known for his grotesque, decadent and erotic depictions inspired by Japanese woodcuts. Other illustrators within include Walter Sickert, Charles Conder and John Singer Sargent. First Edition, second issue; lacking the advertisements as called for in the first issue. Complete with all the illustrations called for in the contents, pagination includes the illustration. Pagination: contents page, half title, tissue guarded title, half title to the Beerbohm story, 10-342pp. Provenance: no inscriptions or bookplates. Approximately 8 ¼ inches (21cm) tall. Condition Report Externally Spine - good condition - faded darker, black titles and decoration, minor marks. Joints - good condition - gently rubbed. Corners - good condition - gently bumped and worn. Boards - good condition - yellow cloth, titles and decoration to the front board, contents and illustration to the rear. Page edges - good condition - top edge darkened others untrimmed and uncut. Binding - good condition - attractive. See above and photos. Internally Hinges - good condition - sound. Paste downs - good condition - tanned. End papers - good condition - tanned. Title - good condition - tanned. Pages - good condition - tanned, foxing to some tissue guards. See photos.

Soft cover. Condition: FINE++, Almost New! R.O. Blechman, Peter Bramley, Randall Enos, John Glashan, Edward Gorey, Dick Hess, Stan Mack, Rick Meyerowitz, Joe Orlando, Arnold Roth, Warren Sattler, Frank Springer, Gahan Wilson; (illustrator). TRUE FIRST Collected Edition Thus. THE BEST OF NATIONAL LAMPOON, Number 3 (#3; 1972 and examples of various columns and regular features culled from the publication, plus a roster of contributers whose work has appeared in the magazine. >>R.O. Blechman, Peter Bramley, Randall Enos, John Glashan, Edward Gorey, Dick Hess, Stan Mack, Rick Meyerowitz, Joe Orlando, Arnold Roth, Warren Sattler, Frank Springer, Gahan Wilson; (illustrator). lllustrated throughout with art reproductions [cartoons, drawings, photos etc]. >> weight = 385 grams; >> Minor bump to left lower corner of backcover; Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book.

Condition: Very Good. First edition. Hardback. Octavo. (v), (55)pp printed recto only. Original green quarter cloth over printed boards. Slight rubbing and marking to covers, otherwise near very good indeed. No jacket.

1 lettre autographe signée 1 p. In-12 6 juin 1896 En anglais. Encre noire sur double feuillet de papier fort gris bronze. En-tête imprimé "Huntingstile. Gramere". Bon Le peintre Frank Bramley ne pourra se rendre au diner annuel des Beaux-Arts, de l'année 1896. Courrier adressé au peintre etsecrétaire général de la Société nationale des Beaux-artsHippolyte Durand-Tahier(1864-1899). "Dear Sir. I regretI shall not be able to be present at the annualbanquet of the Société Nationale de Beaux-Arts. I have the Honor to be yours [.]". Quatre ans plus tard, il remporta unemédaille d'argent à l'exposition universelle de 1900, à Paris. Peintre de genre post-impressionniste anglais.